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Register bun.lock as JSON #7193
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Description
Bun recently added a text lockfile called
bun.lock(https://bun.sh/blog/bun-lock-text-lockfile) and it will soon become default.Checklist:
Although
bun.lockofficially uses JSONC, this PR sets it to standard JSON. Bun only relies on the trailing comma feature, which JSON happens to support without errors. The main reason to use standard JSON is that it provides better syntax highlighting on GitHub (#6197)